Frank Frisk (a.k.a. Freighter Frank) cooked his way into a career aboard many of the grand ships that still pass by communities along the lake and river today. Get to know three of his favorite freighters.
Help for entrepreneurs is on its way at the Connecting Entrepreneurial Communities conference in the downtown shops of Port Huron.
Vessels move through the St. Clair River are visible to all, but worlds unto themselves. Frank Frisk, affectionately called Freighter Frank, opens up the seafaring world for the curious through his comprehensive website and speaking engagements.
While students at St. Clair Community College started their fall semester this past Aug. 22, they'll have to wait just a few weeks longer for their brand new fieldhouse to open.
Coffee and beer choices alike are expanding in St. Clair County. So are coffee and beer “snobs.” There are five unique, homegrown coffee klatches in St. Clair County not part of the big box types.
Tourists flock to the Algonac Art Fair each year to peruse the artwork and enjoy the beautiful scenery in the Blue Water area.
The Karmanos Cancer Institute at McLaren Port Huron opened in July. The center offers distinguished cancer care and convenience to patients in St. Clair and Sanilac counties and the surrounding area.
A group of cancer survivors and their supporters dressed in pink and descended on Keller Park in Port Huron to celebrate life. With some shuffling around on the park lawn, they formed a Human Cancer Ribbon.
The Woman's Life Insurance Society building will celebrate 125 years next year. It still holds the proud ambition of making a difference in the community. Much of its charitable efforts are done through Woman's Life groups throughout the state and beyond.
Gather your friends, designate a sober driver, then start your own pub crawl with a twist. Call it the St. Clair County Beer Trail.
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